The Atari 800XL is back as a $220 retro machine with a real keyboard, HDMI, and a working cartridge slot
Is everything truly better in 8-bit?
Open-source project moves one step closer to letting you run PlayStation 5 games natively on PC
AnyPS5 reaches 100% GPU shader instruction coverage for running PS5 games on PC
Vibe coder brings PS2 game disc support to jailbroken PS5 consoles
More emulation weirdness standing on the shoulders of giants
Microsoft Office is down to $29 for a lifetime license
TL;DR: If you're looking for a powerful productivity suite without paying for any monthly subscriptions, Office 2021 is now available for just $29. All the essentials you need for work or personal projects at 85% off the regular price.
Hackers hit European supermarket refrigeration systems, spoiling food and forcing stores to dump stock
Freezers were set to defrost mode for hours on end
Police are using AI to locate homes from a single interior photo, and even a picture of a washing machine can be enough
Raven can turn ordinary household photos into location clues, raising fresh concerns about privacy and surveillance
Nvidia may be killing off the RTX 5090 as AI chips take priority over gaming GPUs
"Greed, for lack of a better word... is good."
California sues major 3D-printing filament maker over claims it deliberately catered to ghost gun enthusiasts
The company is accused of profiting from ghost gun enthusiasts and hiring a YouTuber banned over firearms content
Nikon photography contest winner loses title after scientists spot telltale signs of AI-generated footage
Microscopic structures appearing from nowhere were among the clues that raised suspicions
An engineer built a Flock-like camera to detect police cars, says officers visited him afterward
They worried his $180 prototype could reveal officers' homes, work schedules and daily routines
82% of approved electronics are tested in China, but the FCC wants that figure down to zero by 2028
The proposed rules could create major headaches for manufacturers
A Spanish museum built a Cray-1 replica powered by 30 old Mac minis
Visitors can watch a calculation run on one core, then spread across the cluster
A 1960 paper said human population would go infinite next month. It's about 8.3 billion
The math held up. The assumptions behind it didn't. AI projections may face the same problem
A developer got Googlebook OS running on Apple Silicon, but it's far from ready for daily use
GPU acceleration and Chrome work, but Bluetooth crashes
Star Citizen's single-player spin-off gets a Steam page, and early hands-on reports
Squadron 42 now has a Q2 2027 release window, and a cast that includes Gillian Anderson, Mark Hamill, and Henry Cavill
Amazon's new Alexa tablets ditch Fire OS for regular Android
The Alexa Tablet 12 Pro starts at $499 with a 120Hz display, up to 16GB of RAM, and a Nanomatte screen option
Decompilation on Steroids: Why AI Is Suddenly Cracking Open Old Software
Everything is being decompiled. GoldenEye, Halo, Photoshop, even bank mainframes: AI is prying open old code at record speed. The secret isn't just AI, it's an answer key to check its work.
Windows PCs with outdated certificates will stop receiving security updates, here's what to do
Windows 11 24H2 and Server 2025 lose Windows Update access on June 19, 2027, without a security update
This streamer is charging viewers $7.50 to spin her chair in bizarre money-making stunt
Viewers are paying to keep a livestreamer's chair spinning, and the internet sees Black Mirror
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WTF
Being mean to AI could get you banned from using Claude
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STREAMING
Man who made $8 million using AI songs gets 18 months in prison
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BIZARRE STUNT
This streamer is charging viewers $7.50 to spin her chair
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HARDWARE
Surface Laptop Ultra starts at $2,600, running Nvidia's RTX Spark chip
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DIE DRM, DIE
Denuvo may be gone from Tomb Raider remake, months before launch
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WHILE THEY DRIVE
Honda wants to turn highways into giant wireless chargers for electric trucks
Workers are now pretending to use AI to impress their bosses, survey says
Workers lack clear instructions and training for using AI
Gaming consoles are more expensive than ever, and fewer people are buying them
The average price rose from $476 to $541 this year, and Xbox and PlayStation buyers are paying all-time highs
Richard Garriott says he's getting the Ultima rights back from EA in 2027
A "really weird" US copyright rule lets creators reclaim their work 35 years after selling it, without paying a cent
Sony's VR patents are reportedly going to Meta, which isn't a good sign for PSVR 3
Enthusiasts still have something to celebrate with the release of a free VR mod for Titanfall 2
Microsoft is turning Windows Search into an AI agent-like experience
Microsoft wants the "humble" search box to do more than find files
Cyberpunk 2077 is getting a Paramount movie after selling 40 million copies
The film will use the game's universe, but V and Johnny Silverhand's roles remain unconfirmed
Prime Day is done, but Apple's latest Mac mini M6 is still $780
Amazon's latest Prime Day deals are over, but Apple's latest Mac mini is still available for $780, down from its $900 launch price. The M6 desktop has earned strong reviews for its performance and compact design, though its higher starting price drew criticism.
From gaming graphics to AI dominance: Nvidia's Jensen Huang receives America's highest science honor
The award recognizes his role in advancing massively parallel computation
Microsoft and Adobe hit with green-card suspensions as Vance accuses tech firms of sidelining American workers
Trump honored Satya Nadella hours after his administration targeted Microsoft's green-card sponsorship
Apple's touchscreen MacBook could arrive later this month
Apple reportedly plans an October 27 event for a touchscreen MacBook, OLED iPad mini, and M6 Macs
School district makes dramatic U-turn on AI, banning it across all grades weeks after Google Gemini rollout
New York City has also banned AI for younger students as concerns over classroom use grow
Former CIA chief says AI could begin directing battlefield weapons by 2030
He predicts autonomous networks could link sensors and weapons with minimal human input
Being mean to AI could get you banned as Anthropic introduces new rules against abusing Claude
You wouldn't want Claude remembering all those insults when the robot uprising begins
A smart coffee maker uploaded 1TB of data in 10 days, and nobody knows why
Most of the data stayed inside the home's Wi-Fi network, and a reboot might have fixed it
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